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Gary’s Sports Quiz

A selection of sport questions and answers for your social events by our Sales Director Gary Davies. Use the print button below for a print friendly version for the quizmaster to use at your event or click here for another round of sports questions. Hope you enjoy them. Click for the answers at the bottom.

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Gary's Sports Quiz

  1. In which winter sport are the terms “stale fish” and “mule kick” used?
    (a) Skiing (b) Snowboarding (c) Ice Hockey
  2. Which country won the first ever rugby world cup?
    (a) Wales (b) Australia (c) New Zealand
  3. Which English cricket captain was also a World long jump record holder?
    (a) C B Fry (b) Stanley Jackson (c) Bob Wyatt
  4. Which country won the first ever football world cup?
    (a) Argentina (b) Mexico (c) Uraguay
  5. On a standard dartboard, which number lies between 9 and 11?
    (a) 4 (b) 14 (c) 18
  6. In which sport do competitors refer to ‘catching a crab’?
    (a) Cricket (b) Rugby (c) Rowing
  7. How many players are there in a Shinty team?
    (a) 11 (b) 12 (c) 13
  8. How many points is the blue ball worth in Snooker?
    (a) 5 points (b) 4 points (c) 3 points
  9. The term ‘albatross’ in golf means what?
    (a) 5 under parr (b) 4 under par (c) 3 under parr
  10. Bonus Cheese Question: What is the secret ingredient of famous Norwegian cheese Brunost?
    (a) Cacao (b) Brown sugar (c) Whey

Answers

  1. (b) Snowboarding
  2. (c) New Zealand
  3. (a) C B Fry
  4. (c) Uraguay
  5. (b) 14
  6. (c) Rowing - when a rower loses control of their oar
  7. (b) 12
  8. (a) 5 points
  9. (c) 3 under parr
  10. (c) Whey

 

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